Bond Bail Granted In Treasury Theft Case
Charles A. Clevenger and O A Wamsley held on a conspiracy to defraud charge linked to a Treasury bond theft of up to 200000. Bail reduced to 7500, father guaranteeing appearance. Police still seek a third suspect. Plus Charles Bornstein sues I M Frazier Company for 10000 over injuries from a bicycle being hit by a company truck.
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Charles A. Clevenger
Rhode Island Avenue
Secret Service
Treasury
Clevenger
O. A. Wamsley
Charlottesville
United States
Gordon
McDonald
Charles Bornstein
Jacob Bornstein
I. M. Frazier Company
Newmyer & King
Bornstein
Weather Bulletin Reveals District Forecast and Flying Warnings
The Weather Bureau report for March 21 shows the District of Columbia and Maryland expect a Wed Thu rise in temperatures with NW winds, Virginia fair with rising temps and NW to NNE winds. A northeastern disturbance was centered over Maine, with another from the north Pacific moving southeast. High pressure spans from the upper lake region to the gulf, bringing snow in the lake region, light rain or snow in the north Atlantic states, and rain along the north Pacific coast in the last 24 hours. Mostly fair elsewhere. temperatures remain below normal east of the Mississippi, with gradual warming by Thursday. Local readings include midnight 43, 2 am 39, 4 am 40, 6 am 38, 8 am 42, 10 am 42, 12 noon 42, 2 pm 48, 4 pm 40, 6 pm 39, 10 pm 38. Excess precipitation since March 1 1922 stands at 0.51 inch. temperature excess since January 1, 1622 at 122 degrees. Flying forecast indicates Washington to Long Island cloudy to partly cloudy with NW winds up to 5,000 feet. Washington to Norfolk, partly cloudy with NW winds up to 5,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
District of
Columba
Maryland
Virginia
Maine
North Pacific
Alberta
Upper Lake Region
Misalesippi Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Newfoundland
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
New England
East Gulf Coast
Hacky Mountain
Plateau
Plainy States
Bississippi River
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Long Island
Norfolk
Asbury Park
N. Ght
Asheville
N. Oa
Atlanta
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cheyenne
Wyo
Cleveland
Payenport
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Detroit
Mich
Uth
Mine
Paso
Galveston
Ter
Helena
Mont
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Fla
Kansan City
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Calif
Louisville
Tees
Marquette
Ode Memphis
Teno
Miami
To Mobile
New Orlean
York
N.Y
North Platte
Jeb
Omaha
Nebr
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Arts
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Whaie
Louis
St. Banl
Minn
San Antonio
San Diego
Catt
San Francisco
Seattle
Waal Ag
Springfield
Tampa
Fia
Toledo
Ohi
Crairy Bulletin Claflin Optical Co at City Club Building
Bulletin notes CLaflin Optical Co wed to 19M G at How City Club Building. Readable fragments indicate a business or notice set at a city venue with limited legible details. Further context is needed for a precise event description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
crIry Bulletin Claflin Optical CO
How City Club
Births Reported In Local Notices With Numerous Names
Charles EF and Zelda TL France sui Warren C Cromp and Mary G Cromp announce a girl. Robert and Roberta Revginky report a boy. Frank and Grace Tyter welcome Maymne E Fincham, a boy. Fred J and Margeret Philmore have a boy. Stewart P Carding and Eugenia announce Samuel G Crown, a girl. Jol and Elisabeth Bhutch report a boy. Albert and Esrah Foer welcome a girl. Thomas J and Anna McDoneld have a girl. Frederick T Veeder and Lotti Mf move, a boy. James A South and Aviguata South report a girl. Toon N and Siffared Moffett have a boy. Warren B Johnson and Dorothy G Johnson welcome a boy. James H and Liln Butler report a girl. Richard RB Smith and Yona Smith announce a girl. Thomas II and Elizabeth Mudagh report a girl. John and Georgie Robinson have a boy. James L Render and Allee Render report a boy. Julius A Johnson and Glgra Johnson have a boy. Ralph W Skelton and Logan J Skelton announce a boy. Isaac F Green and Gladys T Green report a girl. William T Patrick and Geneva Patrick have a boy. Theodore A Green and Esther Green report a boy. Decur and Heater Dinmore have a boy. George and Bethule Brown welcome a boy. Carl and Oisie Hitchens report a boy. John and Beatrice Marick announce a girl. George W Smyth and Josephine Smyth report a toy.
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Charles EF
Zelda TL
France
Sui Warren C
Mary G. Cromp
Robert
Roberta H. Revginky
Frank
Grace ‘Tyter
Maymne E
Bertha
Fincham
Fred J
Margeret WB. Philmore
Stewart P
Eugenia Carding
Samuel G
Waud E Crown
Jol
Elisabeth
Bhutch
Albert and
Esrah Foer
Tharry J
Anna McDoneld
Frederick T
Lotti Mf
Veeder
Mov J
Helen Trazivuk
Jomey A
Aviguata South
Toon N
Siffared Moffett
Warren B
Dorothy G Johnson
Janes H
Liln FE. Butler
Richard RB
Yona Smith
Thomas II
Elizabeth NM
Mudagh
Soreph
Mary Agnes Hichards
John
Georgie Robinson
James L
Allee B Render
Julius A
Glgra Johnson
Ralph W
Logan J. Skelton
Isaac F
Gladys T. Green
William T
Geneva Patrick
Theodore A
Esther Green
Decur
Heater Dinmore
George and
Bethule Brown
Carl and
Oisie Hitchens
John and
Beatrice Marick
George W
Josephine Smyth
Deaths Reported In Local Notices With Names And Ages
A crowd of death notices lists Isabella Fitzgerald and Tyra aged 31 at Graham Emergency Hospital, along with John W. Pierce 73 at Garfield Hospital, and several others including Core G Valkenburg 33 and Tile Koonta 72. Additional entries name Evjen BH 72 at 1032 1st Ave, Ella I. Boucher 75 on M Street, and William J. Davis 62 at 918 N Avenue NW. Other names include Martha B. Thompson 7, Anne K. Dunn 55, Mama Morist 50s, George Allen 75, Eugene Meem 46, Joseph F. Wright 1, and James A. Hayes 2 months, with scattered addresses and hospitals noted.
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Isabella Fitzgerald
Tyra
Eilen M. Dunn
Wellington
Ith St
Park Rd
Wiliam J. Davis
N. Ave
Martha B. Thompson
Anne K. Dunn
St Nw
Mama Morist
Col
George Allen
Eugene Meem
Wash
Asylum
Joseph F. Wright
Geo Univ
Hoops Martin
Hart
Frederick G. Helwig
Haten
Melburn
Jackson Timberlick
Sadie Smith
Vt Ave
James A. Hayes
Gude’s
Fiery Eczema Healed With Mentho-Sulphur Application
A noted skin specialist says applying Mentho-Sulphur quickly overcomes fiery itchy eczema. The preparation destroys perm properties, soothes irritation, heals the skin, and leaves it clear and smooth. Sufferers should take a jar and use it like a cold cream.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy, inexpensive remedy to darken faded or gray hair. It claims natural, even results without obvious dye lines, with usage guidance and a promise of thicker, glossier hair and a younger appearance.
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Wyeth
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Studebaker
Chandler Central
Dodge
Overland
Lexington
Scripps - Booth
Oakiland
Franklin
Maxwell
Stidebaker Com Rds
Guaranta
Westcott
Tourin
J. W. Flaherty
Mgr. Used Car Dept
14Th Street
N.W
Sarber &Ross
The
Washington Post
MT. Vernon
Alexandria
Arlington
Lith St
Pennwinyama
Mount Vernon
Washington-Virginia Railway
Allen
Sloan’s Galleries
13Th Street
Atvandix
Eve Ganas
Burpenn
Whight
California
Nat. Beverage Co
We. Franklin
Space No
Standard Steel Car ‘Co
St. N. W
Lode Rheels
C. A. Clevenger
Stru
Fraryey A. Tolson
Anna N. Luttrell
H. I. Downs
Charles J. Cag’e
Herrin
Martha J. Scott
Freeley Rohrer
Norman A. Evans
Lucile A. Hysell
John P. Tyler
Barold B. Wood
Mildred G. Patterson
H. D. Sterrett
Harry Gorney
Helen
White
J. Boyd Jones
Edward RK. Brownley
Lola
Weber
J. Howard Wells
Chester A. Bailey
Boston
Xfaes
Qarearet
Mountain Lakes
Earle Wiley
Lester F. Mobfahon
Emma M. Schmidt
Baltimore
J. H. Dunham
Edward W. Humphrey
Helen A. Rose
Toluca
John B. Briggs
Andrew J. Lawrence
Anna H. King
Rosslyn
Charles E. Fultz
Gus Z. Adams
Eleanor D. Novack
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Ill
Foley
Fou
Turner Glass Company
Ronslyn
Washington, D. C
Arcade
School OF Dancing
New Fork Ave
N. W
LOEW
Columbia
Metro
Rex Ingram
M Wchell Smith
John Hazzard
Alice Terry
Jack Mulhall
Patack
Mabel Normand
Molly O
Terre
B.f.keith
Baily
SUN
Marion Harris
Comedienne
Phonograph
Leon Handman
Pune
Florenze Tempest
Bobby Watson
Tempest & Sunshine
Irene
George Harns
Basther
Copiars
Grant Mitchell
Vincent Lawrence
P. D. HA the Stanleys
Leon Varvara
Mous, Adolphus & CO
Herbert Williams
Wolfus
Belasco
Lafayette Park
White House
Pins & Needles
Edith Kelly Gould
London
Oak Aly Nervo
Teddy Knox
England
Shubert
Meti
Ann Coder
Romeo& Calton
Johnson Shubert News
Purelli
Hix
Mason
Keeler
AMUST
Storm, D. W. Griffith
Alto Theater
D. W. Griffith
Crandall’s. Metropolitan F ST
Norma Talmadge
Giger
Tropics
First National
Free & Easy
Pathe
Madge Evans
Prizma
Nellie
Dixie
Lake
N. Mirsky
Moore
Paramount
Marion Davies
Bride’s Play
E Christie
FOX News
Gay Goldinuous
Barney Gerard
Slotkin
Capitol xi
Joe Turner
Tom Crozaer
Christian Science
John M. Tutt
C.S. B
Kansas City
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Masonic Temple
18Th St
New York Ave
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
A.A. Mine
URA
Hove Crewe
Origway
Olas
Dudley Digges
David Belasco
Avery Hopwood
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